How to Reset the Maintenance Reminder for the 2019 Bora?
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Here is the method to reset the maintenance light for the 2019 Bora: 1. Turn on the ignition. 2. Press and hold the reset button with your left hand, then turn off the car with your right hand. 3. Continue holding the reset button with your left hand until the dashboard screen goes completely blank, then release. 4. Restart the car and check if the reset was successful. Below is additional information about the 2019 Bora: 1. The 2019 Volkswagen Bora is equipped with an 8-inch central control screen, featuring multiple mainstream functions. The touch feedback is very responsive, the UI design is reasonable, and it includes a GPS navigation system, tire pressure monitoring system, mobile phone connectivity system, and driving information display. 2. The 2019 all-new Bora measures 6663 mm in length, 1815 mm in width, 1473 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2688 mm. 3. The electronic parking brake replaces the old mechanical handbrake, and when used in conjunction with the AUTOHOLD function, it is more convenient.
I've driven several Volkswagen cars, including a 2019 Bora, and the method to reset the maintenance reminder light is quite simple. Get into the car, but don't start the engine yet. Turn the key to the second position (ON position), where the dashboard lights up but the engine remains off. Then locate the stalk button on the left side, press and hold the ODO button while watching the screen. It will display the reset option—keep holding for a few seconds until the prompt disappears, then release. This method usually works; but if it doesn't succeed the first time, you might need to repeat the attempt or check the owner's manual, which provides clear instructions. The maintenance light comes on to remind you to change the oil or perform service, so after resetting it, don't forget to maintain your car regularly to avoid small issues turning into major engine problems. Doing it yourself saves time and hassle, but if you're unsure, consulting the manual is always a good idea. This reminds me of the last time I helped a friend with it—her car saved quite a bit of money. Safety comes first, and driving feels more reassuring once the light is off.
